According to an article in the Wall Street Journal, the first three digits of a U.S. Social Security number is a code that may indicate the state or territory in which your application stated you were born (because the code reveals the state in which you registered). For recent immigrants, the number is supposed to match up with the state or territory in which you were living when you received proper working papers

Date Picker provides a pop-up calendar in a dynamically populated DIV. It combines the original date-picker script by Kedar R. Bhave and the overlib library by Erik Bosrup. This method is an improvement over using a pop-up window, since so many people are installing software to suppress the annoying pop-up windows generating for advertising.

While this tutorial may no longer be relevant in today's time, it's still useful to understand the problem and solution that once plagued JavaScript in certain browsers that is the Y2K bug.

Dates are validated and formatted in your form. Supports over a dozen different date formats, and formats the date properly in United States or European date formatting styles depending on how the script is configured. A dateCheck function also is included if you wish to compare two dates. Wow!

Displays the current date using images. This allows you to be more creative and use any images you want, such as images that match the color or theme of your site

you can find a script in this tutorial and Use it to write the current date to your web page. Looks very professional. Another very neat effect - some great JavaScripting!

Yet another handy little script that adds drop down boxes to your site so that you can select dates. It's customizable and works for leap years as well.

This is a simple date validation. The script is written for the European format (ddmmyy), but can easily be changed.

Use this code snippet to display today's date on your web page.

Enter two dates (including the time!) and this script will display the number of weeks, days, hours, minutes, and seconds between the two. The seconds field is optional, too. For an example, try entering your birthdate and compare it to today's date.

This tutorial you can find a JavaScript code which uses the Date function to dynamically generate accurate dates for the pull-down menus. Each time the user selects a year or month, JavaScript gets the correct number of days in that month and updates the pull down menu. The script is Y2K compliant and also works for leap years. Cool!

Yes, this is another JavaScript scroll. But, unlike the others, this one has the date & time included at the front of the first message! It looks very professional!

I think it's always interesting to see some information about the page itself. This JavaScript will write out when the page was viewed, according to the visitor's clock.

Getting date input for your web site visitors and customers was never this easy! A popup window appears allowing the user to select a date simply by a clicking it. The user can navigate to previous and future dates, and the selected date is displayed in your form. Great! Uses a .js file so it's easy to re-use this code on your pages.

Validate dates in your form using this universal script. Will work with any date format and the code is fully commented for easy modification. Great!

The script displays the current date and time in the status bar of the browser. It contains a nifty switch which can be altered to adjust the display of either date, time or both! IE only.

This is the somewhat longer way to put the current date & time on your page. It writes in a longer date and time format than the previous date & time script

This tutorial helps you to have a script which Reads your system time/date and displays it on the page, complete with Internet time. Neat! IE4+ and NS6+

Converts a Unix timestamp (in seconds) to a human-readable date. (Based on the standard Unix epoch of 01/01/1970 at 00:00:00 GMT)

Put the current date & time on your page with this cool little JavaScript coding. All of 3 lines.....